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THURNDAY, SEPTEMBER M, IN? THE SENTINEL» COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON BARTELS MARKET AND GROCERY FREE DELIVERY PHONE 55 SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WHY PAY MORE? Chamber Wants Good Slogan for City Chamber of Commerce officials have issued a call for help In secur ing a slogan for Cottage Grove The slogan 1« needed now to be en graved on the name plate of the Greyhound bus recently named ‘‘City of Cottage Grove.’ “Lumber Center of Oregon," 1 “Heart of the Douglas Fir Empire" and other slogans have been sug gested. Anyone willing to help the business men with this problem may leave their suggestions at The Sentinel office, or with any Cham ber officer. THE CHURCHES Church of the Naaarene. C E Thayer, Pastor. — Sunday school, 9:45; forenoon Bervice, 11; evening service, 7:30; N. Y. P. S.. 7; prayer meeting, Wed icaday at 7:30. Free Methodist. We Have the New Maytag The sermon subject for Sunday morning will be Pure Pork Picnic Hams “The Supernatural in Religion." WASHING MACHINES Notice the time for the evening Link Sausage Pound 22c preaching Is 7:30 p. m. The class GASOLINE AND ELEOTRIO meeting at 7 o’clock. Sunday school Pound .......... .... at »45 The school Is growing In Bulk Lard MODELS numbers and interest We are car«- ful about our teaching. Prayer 2 lbs.... .............. Lamb Leg meeting on Wednesday night. Geo. Pound ...«............ 18c W. J. WILSON FOUND w J Wilson. 58. Woodburn. G. Edwards, pastor. Shortening father of Glen Wilson of this city, Lamb Shoulder YOU WON'T GO WRONG ON A MAYTAG First Christian Church. E. E who had been lost for six days In Coulter, minister. — Bible school1 Bulk, 2 lbs......... 25c Pound near Sunday morning, 9:43; morning i3y2c the Oc hoco forest Prineville, wandered into the Steve worship at 11 o'clock, subject. Gem Nut Oleo Connelly sheep camp at Little Sum "What Jesus Teaches About Heav on Lamb Stew mit prairie Monday afternoon, end en;’ unified Endeavor. 6'30 p. m.; 2 lbs ing a widespread search that cov (evening sermon, 7:30, subject, "The Pound 10c ............ ered 10,000 acres and cost $3000. as Christ of Today.’ Beginning Oc estimated by forest service of fl tober 1. all evening services will be Hardware Oo. Beef Roast Lamb Chops ciala Glen Wilson • joined the gin one-half hour earlier. Choice, lb........... 15c Pound .... .... ........ 20c search last week on receipt of word that his father was missing. Christian Science Society. 242 He took his father to Woodburn south Second.—Sunday school. 9:45, Frankfurters Beef Boil and returned here Wednesday af services, 11, lesson sermon “Un Rev. n. Davis Named reality;" evening meetings second Pound ...... 15c Pound .......... .... 10c ternoon. The Connelly sheep camp 1« and fourth Wednesdays at 8 p. m Baptist Moderator Graber - Gettys about 50 miles from the spot on . Porter creek where Wilson became lost after >.3 he and a companion had killed a deer Tuesday of last week, The camp is about five miles from where Wilson was sighted Satur- day by a sheepherder. Glen Wilson reported that his father was still suffering from the shock of his experience and posure. Reading room on second floor of Petersen building, where the Bible and Christian Science literature may be read, borrowed or purchas ed. This room Is open Tuesdays, Thursdays. Saturdays, from 3-3 and 7-». USED CARS Rev. Henry W. Davis, pastor of the local Baptist church, was elect ed moderator for the coming year for the Umpqua Baptist associa tion at the annual convention «nd rally held last Thursday and Fri day in Eugene. Sixteen churchoa are represented In the association The next an nual meeting will be held In Row- burg, Among Cottage Grove person« at tending the convention were Mrs. K K. Mills, Mrs. Irvin Hansen, Mrs Frost and Mrs. Walton The Social Twelve were enter tained Thursday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. Olivia Eakin with a 1:30 luncheon. The rooms and tables were attractive Betty Jacobsen Is Honored with fall flowers. Mrs. Maude Methodist Episcopal Church— Jacobsen enter- Wright, a member who had been Mrs. George Ellsworth M. Tilton, Pastor—Sun tained Saturday evening with a visiting a year in the middle west, day school, 9:45; forenoon service, honoring her was welcomed back. Mrs. W. N. surprise party. 11, sermon subject, “Enthusiastic Ferrin was an additional guest. daughter. Betty Jacobsen, on her JUNIOR AGE GROUP ELECTS Followers;” evening service, 7:30. birthday anniversary. Guests were The club will be entertained at its The junior age group of the sermon subject. “Intimate Glimpses Mrs. Howard Jacobsen of Portland. next meeting by Mrs. C. F. Hos Presbyterian church, at a social of Old Testament Lives—Jezebel;" kins. Mrs. Kar] Thomason, Miss Gail meeting Monday at the church, Epworth League. 6:30. Ida Marie Lindamood and Donna and Isabel elected the following officers and Adams, leader; Intermediate league Safley. Bridge was played and Eastern Star Has Meeting chairmen of main committees: 7:30, Mrs. Tilton, sponsor; prayer Retired Eugene Men hunt Dies The Order of Rainbow for Girls Donna Safley held high score and President, Abigail Trask; vice pres meeting Thursday evening. 7 30 Charles H. Hales, partner In one Mrs. Jacobsen low. Refreshments exemplified degree work at the ident, Sonnie Moore; secretary, Friday evening meeting of the of the oldest business establish were served. Eastern Star, at which meeting Juanita Powell; treasurer, Verne Presbyterian Church. James A. ments In Eugene, Preston and Clark; chairman of social commit Rainbow girls, past mother advis Smith, Pastor.—Sunday, 11 A m.. Hales, died early Saturday morning Rainbow Officers Named tee, Betty Adams; chairman of ers and Rainbow dads were guests. "World Wide Communion Sunday. The Order of Rainbow for Girls At the close of the meeting re membership. Eddie Johnson; At the call of the General Assem at his farm home north of this city near Saginaw, where he moved at their meeting Monday night freshments were served by a com- chairman of prayer meeting, June bly of the church, all Presbyterians several years ago. He did consider- elected the following officers: mittee headed by Mrs. A. W. Hel- Bird. around the world are to gather able landscaping to the place which Worthy Adviser, Kathleen Moore; liwell. A social time was enjoyed with about the Table of the Lord, Ln ob- ? attracted much attention because worthy associate adviser. Jean games and refreshments. Mrs. servance of the Sacrament of the of it» large grove of holly trees King; Charity. Ina Stuart; Hope, James A. Smith, with Ellen Bird Lord’» Supper. The pastor has mall- The LaComus club was enter- Funeral services were held Mon Mary jane Smith; Faith, Jean tained Tuesday afternoon with a as assistant, was in charge of the ed a notice of this service to each day forenoon in Eugene and the Savage. Plans were made for a 1:30 dessert by Mrs. O. E- Woodaon. social member of the church enclosing a body was cremated. masquerade dance to be held Oct Mrs. Carl King and Mrs. F. L Token which Is to be brought to ober 15 at Masonic hall. Public in Grannis were additional guests. At M. E. Church Has Activities Mr. Hales waB born July 8. 1865. the church Sunday morning. The stallation of officers will be held cards Mrs. A W. Kime held high in Port Hope. Ontario. He lived in choir will sing appropriate selec A week full of activities was re at the next meeting of the group. score. The club will meet in two ported by the Methodist church. tions. Sunday, 6:30. Christian En Michigan and Colorado Springs be weeks with Mrs. Fred Blickle. The choir held « potluck dinner deavor meeting with Richard fore moving to Eugene In 1888 He Farewell Party Given Tuesday night to complete organi Smith leading; 7:30, open forum was a member of the Presbyterian for Mrs. Whitlock Merrymakers Club Entertained discussing "Human Relations,” an church and the N O W He la zation and plans for the year. survived by his widow and three A party honoring Mrs. Harold London—Mrs. Gladys Kelley en The intermediate group of the interesting list of "psychological Whitlock, who has moved to Rose tertained the Merry Makers 500 Epworth league held a wiener Devils" was made last Sunday daughters, Mrs F. E Srlover of| burg, was given Thursday night club at her home September 23. roast Wednesday night on Mount night. Some of these are to be dis Eugene, Miss Elizabeth Hales of of last week by Mrs. Ray Nelson, Mrs. Goldie Radway held high David under the sponsorship of cussed, by persons appointed for Cleveland and Miss Virgin!« Hales of Ashland. sister of Mrs. Whitlock. The af score, Mrs. Margaret Ritter second Mrs. Ellsworth M. Tilton. The the purpose, next Sunday evening. fair was a 7:30 bridge dessert. Six and Mrs. Zelma Small low. The meeting was for the purpose of or Edna Grubb Teaching In County tables of bridge were in play. High next meeting will be October 7 with ganizing And get-to-gether. Catholic Church, Father Anthony Edna Grubb of this city, a grad score was held by Mrs. Sam Veatch Mrs. Goldie Radway. The Epworth League will hold a Gerace, Pastor—Mass, 10 A M uate In the 1935-36 class at the and second high by Mrs. Harley kick-off party Friday night in the Sunday. Southern Oregon State Normal Gates. A gift was given Mrs. Whit Catholic Altar Society to Meet church parlors. • • • lock by the group. The Catholic Altar society will be Mid-week prayer services will Baptist Church. Henry w’Davis, school at Ashland, has been placed In the rural school system of Lane entertained Monday afternoon start next week, the first meeting Pastor—Sunday Research Club Hears Book Report with a 1:30 dessert at the home of to be at 7:30 Thursday night. Octo- noon service 1 school. 10; fore- county through the school service. 11, , sermon subject, ber 7. Mrs. Don Allen gave a report on Mrs. W. O. Wilson, with Mrs. C. "The Secret of a Long and Good Anne Morrow Lindbergh’s book Kem as joint hostess Life." Evening service, 7:30, ser- CIO HOLDS MEETING HERE describing the airplane Hight mon subject, “The Pioneers, or across Greenland and the north Constellation Club to Meet. A mass meeting under the aus Those Who Lead.” Young people’« Atlantic at the Tuesday evening The Constellation club will meet pices of the International Wood meetings, 6:30. Church night with meeting of the Research club. Thursday afternoon, October 7, in workers of America, affiliated with a varied program each Thursday at Current events also were given. Masonic hall with Mrs. Karl Brach C. I. O., was held at the armory 7:30 p. m. The club voted a 33 donation to er. Mrs. C. F. Hoskins and Mrs. Ed Saturday evening. The meeting the fund to purchase an “Iron lung" Wiese as hostesses. was designed to show just what Rev. Smith Asked to Remain for Lane county. membership in the International At a meeting of the congrega- Clubs Schedule Meeting«. Woodworkers of America means to tion of the Presbyterian church The Past Matrons club will be those who work in the lumber in- The P. D. G. club will meet at Sunday forenoon it was voted to dustry. 2:30 Friday afternoon at the home entertained Monday afternoon, ask Rev. James A. Smith, pastor tober 4, with a 1:30 dessert at the of Mrs. W. M. MacGibbon. Mrs. D. of the church, to remain longer In Sunday- School Officer» Named W. Sturges will have charge of the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost. his position here. Rev. Smith had lesson. Earl Ballew was named super planned to leave here In Decem JAMES WALLACE DIES intendent and Tom Short was ber but has agreed to remain until Mrs Victor Chambers to be Hostess SUDDENLY named secretary of the Presby James Newton Wallace died sud- terian Sunday school at a recent after Easter of next year but not Mrs. Victor Chambers will be denly about 2 p. m. Wednesday at meeting of teachers and officers of longer than the last of April. hostess Tuesday afternoon to the the Stevens home, 632 Adams ave- the school. Rubber Stamp«. The Sentinel. Tuesday bridge club, entertaining nue, where he stayed, Heart at- with a 1 o’clock luncheon. tack was believed the cause of death. N. O. W. Drill Team to Meet Mr. Wallace was born March 20, The Neighbors of Woodcraft 1863, in Iowa. He came to Cot drill team will meet at 2 o’clock tage Grove with his parents, Mr. Tuesday afternoon in Odd Fellows and Mrs. Calvin Wallace, in 1864. hall for practice. Mr. Wallace was a retired farmer. Surviving relatives include two sisters, Mrs. D. H. Hemenway of O. L. H To Meet this city and Mrs. R. E. Giltner of Mrs. W. W. McFarland will en- Portland, and eight nieces and tertain the O L H club Tuesday nephews. with a 1:30 dessert. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Friday afternoon at the Mills The Boy Scout Mothers’ club will chapel. Rev. Henry W. Davis will meet Wednesday afternoon, Octo- officiate Interment will be in the ber 6, with Mrs. W. L. Workman. Masonic-Odd Fellow cemetery. I SOCIETY '35 Pontiac Four Sedan, with radio. clean ............. 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